The Osceola times., 1887-06-11
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Louis, has mysteriously disappeared from
Pittsfeld, N. Fl.
OK the ist Mr.. J. W. Bryant, OF Ne Nv
Orleans, representing the steam boat in.
terests OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
made an argument before the Inter State
Commerce Com mission at Washington.
ADvIcEs from Berlin say the JOY felt
there at the downfall Of General Boulan-
ger 10 more silent than expressed. There
10 very little confidence, however, in the
stability Of the new French Ministry.
QUEEN KAPIoLASI arrived In England
on the 3D.
WILLIAM OBRrEy arrived In New York
on the I'd. mass-mceting was held at
the Academy Of Music at night
DuMoSr, the Lieutenant OF Ricl IN the
Northwest rebellion, is 1T the head Of tho
present uprising
A. o. BAILEY, Vice Commodore Of the
Royal Albert Yacht Club in England, has
been declared bankrupt Liabilities,
267, 900.
hx-VIcE PRESIDENT WN A. WHEELER
was reported dying at Malone, N. Y, on
the ID. He was unconscious, and whilo he
may live several days, his death at any
moment would not b. unexpected.
GusrAvE HERsEis, manufacturer OF
furs, New York, has failed. Tho sheriff
has seized his stock on Judgments amount.
ing TO tl6,650. The liabilities arc about
$4,000; assets possibly $4,000
A SCHEME to make the Pope king Of Pal
estine is reported from Vienna.
HENRY & Ives, Of Cincinnati, confirms
the reported sale Of the Vandalia road.
Cincinnati.
~, .-,. ,,h.u. D,n.taou. D,..o
land removed from The position OF Justice
Of tho peace In the District of Columbia,
refuses to vacate, and will mako legal
fight for the place.
PRor. Wx. H. WooLLEY, OF Bethany Col
lege, has been elected president OF Hiram
College at Hiram, O.
OK the 3d a pension was issued to Joseph
Dingman, OF Butler, NO., late private In
Company l. Thirty fourth Iowa Infantry,
Tor total blindness, payable at tho
this pension amounts TO SIC, ,49i.
OK the 81 the three Pinkerton men,
Patrick Shechy, Moriarty and Samuel A.
Neff, who were tried in the Court of Ses.
sions at Jersey City, N. j.. for killing the
twelve year-old boy, Thomas Hogan, on
January 20 last, were aquitted. The jury
Ok the night Of the I'd, lev Supply
Chase died at Detroit Mich, from
stroke of paralysis. He was born In YER
a time In New York; in 1858 he went to
and has since preached at
various points In the State.
Dk. f. A. KNoTzER, who for thirteen
nd nJ ha ut
kee, Wis, has accepted the position Of ed
itor Of the German humorous paper Puck,
in New York, for which he has been
working a. q contributor. DIR. Knotzer Is
one OF the ablest editors Of the Wisconsin
press.
OK the Sd the will of the late Justice W.
ID. Woods, Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, was filed In tho probate
court at Was hington, and was proven by
Assistant Attorney General Maurey and
Of April 2s last
rHR Crown Prince Frederick william, Of
Germany, is rapidly improving in health.
The foreign growth, which has affected
his throat Is much smaller than il was
prior TO the operation performed by DR..
ana does not in any way in
HoN. JAMES NJ. SPEED, who was Attor-
ey-General during portion of Abraham
Iincoln's administration as President is
reported dying at his home in Kentucky.
MR PARSELL has again assumed the
active leadership OF his party In the
British Parliament
OK the 4th Ex-Governor Moses, OF South
Carolina, convicted Of forgery, was par
Aono1 frau, ha ~ va,ttan
tiary on account Of i'll health.
A GREAT demonstration was held at
Swansea, Wales, on the 4th, in honor OF
Mr.. Gladstone, who reviewed and ad-
dressed 100, 900 Welshmen.
The people Of the Indian Territory are
petitioning United States Indian Agent
Territory.
dent Of the United States during the
Hayes administration, died at his home in
Malone, N. Y. on the 4th
WHITELAw REID, editor Of the New
York Tribune, who has been Frustrated
with typhoid fever, has passed the
critical period and is rapidly convalesc-
ing.
r. PARKS, tho well-known young Boston
impression prevails that he has commit
ted suicide
GENERAL FERRoy, the new French MN
lister Of War, has offered General Bou-
langer the command Of an army corps.
The latter has asked for n few months
rest.
Rev. w. r. STILES, who recently mys.
teriously disappeared from Pittsfield, N.
II Mt 10 In tA
rarily demented condition, and has been
returned to his friends.
GENERAL CARSAuAN has been arrested
charges.
On the 9th Larry Donovan, the young
American adventurer, jumped of London
bridge.
nREv GRANVILLE MooDY, tho famous
Ohio chaplain known as the ''ighting
parson," died on the 9Th at Mt Vernon,
Ia, from injuries received in runaway
accident. He was sevcnty-six years old
AMONG the cele brities present TO wit
ness the race for the grand prize of Paris,
on the 5th, was General Boulanger. He
was loudly applauded by the crowd when
he made his appearance, and again upon
his departure.
OK the 4th the painter Lcabach was
married at Breslau TO the Countess Mag
dalina Won Moltke, daughter of the famous
old Field Marshal. The latter was one Of
the witnesses, and proposed the health of
the couple at the banquet which followed.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the evening of the lst Theodore
Stohler, of Paterson, n. j., shot his wife,
Adaline, aged twenty-three, and then shot
himself He is thought TO have been a
little out of his head for some time. He
was insanely jealous of his wife, who Is